627 results found
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Strikethrough (crossed out) text
Crossed out text feature needed for pricing purposes
137 votesHi everyone,
I’m glad to announce that text strikethrough is now available with the XD 19 release.
Learn more about text improvements and our May release here: https://theblog.adobe.com/xd-may-2019-update-create-design-systems
Enjoy and let us know your feedback!
Best,
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Transition: None
Would like to have an option for NO transition effect. Dissolve transition effect looks awkward when just wanting to toggle between buttons in playing the prototype.
129 votesCheck out the new “None” selection in the Segue section of the transition pop-up in the August release! :)
-Elaine
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Regular Polygon Tool (triangle, octagon, star, etc.)
The ability to create polygons, such as Triangles (most important), Pentagons, Stars, Hexagons.
124 votesHi everyone,
I’m glad to announce that the polygon tool is now available with the XD 19 release. You can create a variety of shapes from triangles, pentagons to polygons with any number of sides, change corner radius or auto-animate the shapes in your prototypes. We also have plans to add the star shape in an upcoming update.
You can learn more about the polygon tool and our May release here: https://theblog.adobe.com/xd-may-2019-update-create-design-systems
Enjoy and let us know your feedback!
Best,
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Responsive Resizing of Symbols
The new responsive resize function seems pretty great, but it would take it to the next level for me if I could use it with symbols. This would make form fields and components super easy!
121 votesHi All,
We’re excited to announce that with our May release, we have introduced Components (previously known as symbols). Components are design elements with unmatched flexibility that help you create and maintain repeated elements while varying the instances for different contexts and layouts.
You can create a master component to define a reusable element, such as a button, and you can change any of its properties to customize instances of that element (Size & Layout, Style and Appearance, and Structural overrides). Changes you make to an individual instance are specific to that element, but changes you make to the master propagates to all the instances where the property hasn’t been customized.
Components now could also be responsively resized with the same powerful capabilities of responsive resize baked in.
Finally, you could link components across documents to maintain a single source of your components using the Link Assets feature or simply…
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3D transforms like Illustrator
to be able to shear, 3D rotate etc would be useful. This would reflect css 3D transforms.
Example use would be creating isometric mockups.121 votesThis is now available for you in today’s release of XD 34. You can learn more about this at https://letsxd.com/3d-transforms. Enjoy!
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Select & edit multiple interaction links/wires at once
In Protoype mode, be able to select multiple links and edit them as a batch
multi-select
111 votesWith the recent introduction of the property inspector in prototype mode, you can now edit the links on multiple objects at the same time.
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Resizing elements within components should resize bounds
Give us the ability to re-size master components after we create them. Currently if you add/change anything outside of the master component initial size, it gets masked off with no way to resize the master (and then all the instances) of the component.
110 votesHi XD Community -
Thanks for your feedback!
With XD’s August release, you could resize/move/add/remove objects inside a component, and the component bounds will automatically adjust to fit those objects.
Please give it a try and let us know what you think.
-Sherif
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Constrain proportions (aspect ratio) when resizing numerically
The ability to constrain the proportions of an element, but change the dimensions, say width, to an exact number value.
110 votesYou can constrain proportions for objects directly via a lock icon in the property inspector.
Enjoy.
Tom (Adobe XD)
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Link to previous page
An option to link an element or page to the previous page.
For example a 'back' button should link to the last visited page.109 votesSupport for a “Previous Artboard” target will be in our July update for XD.
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Single link for design specs and prototype
Great to see design specs working! Will add some ideas for it here. The first of them is:
As a designer, I need to send to developers a link with the working prototype and another with the design specs. Would be great if I could share a single link and design specs and prototype worked as tabs on that page.
107 votesThis is now available in the latest design specs links published from XD 21.0 onwards.
Now you can share a single design specs link with developers that includes both prototypes interactions and design specs. This saves your developers time as well as enable you to better communicate your design intent.
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XD app - save prototypes locally on device
Protoypes tested on device must be saved locally for continuing tests even with USB cable unplugged.
106 votesWe just released a new update where the latest document viewed will always get cached, and it will be accessible even if you’re offline.
TAKE YOUR DOCUMENTS OFFLINE
With this release, the latest XD document you’re viewing is always cached on your mobile device, so that if you unplug your USB cable (macOS only) or go offline after viewing a document from CC Files, your design and prototype will remain accessible on your device, even if you kill the app and open it again. The next time you open an XD document or use real-time preview via USB (macOS only), the previous cached document is replaced. With this feature, we hope your work is now ready to be tested and validated by designers and stakeholders, like a real app running on a real mobile device. -
Design Specs for Enterprise customers
I'd love to see a way for for Enterprise customers whose companies have chosen not to permit sharing to be able to take advantage of the Design Specs feature. We need a way to export a local file that shows the specs that we can share on our internal, private networks. Without this, your largest customers are still left drawing design specs by hand.
105 votesWe seem to have missed marking this done when it was actually completed! For those enterprise customers who have sharing disabled, you can now work with your CSM to enable local publish. Please note that none of the services will be connected, which means that you will not be able to comment.,
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Name color favorites/swatches
I'd like the ability to assign names to saved colors in my document's color palette library (the color picker "favorites" list).
This makes it easier to identify the correct color to use when my palette contains multiple similar colors.
This may also be useful for future features like making document-wide color changes (https://adobexd.uservoice.com/forums/353007/suggestions/12869085-global-style-color-edits).
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Export Assets as PDF
Add PDF to list of export options for Vector assets in addition to just SVG.
PDF contain embedded sizing information (in points), allowing assets to be used directly in iOS with no manual rasterization necessary.
This would allow an iOS/OSX developer to export vector assets just once, and import directly into XCAssets library immediately with no intermediate steps.
Here's how this is accomplished with Illustrator today: http://martiancraft.com/blog/2014/09/vector-images-xcode6/
104 votesOur July release will have options to export selected artboards or assets to a single PDF or multiple PDF files.
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Display artboard titles on the shared web prototype
For better flow and clarity for the clients, to have artboards names visible at the top of every screen in the public views.
102 votesThe update on this slipped through the cracks – oops! We do have artboard titles now on shared web prototypes.
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Full screen shared prototypes on desktop (fill entire browser tab/page)
Ability to view full screen (within your browser) desktop sized prototypes.
Gives you the ability to experience the prototype as if it were a live website.
100 votesThis feature is now available for shared prototypes. On the web, click the full screen icon at the top right of the page to see your shared prototype in a full screen mode.
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Return the Fill eyedropper to its previous location and add a keyboard shortcut
I rely heavily on the color picker, and it is now two clicks away instead of one. Furthermore, there's no keyboard shortcut for it. Returning the color picker to its previous collection and/or adding a keyboard shortcut will save me a lot of time in the long run.
This is a crosspost of "Color picker now 2 clicks away" under the Bugs section: https://adobexd.uservoice.com/forums/353010-adobe-xd-bugs/suggestions/32248015-color-picker-now-2-clicks-away
91 votesHi, everyone – this feature unfortunately has two different parts to it. As you probably noticed, we moved the eyedropper back to the property inspector a couple of months ago. We have a separate request tracking the shortcut to activate the eyedropper, which if you’re interested in, you can upvote here: https://adobexd.uservoice.com/forums/353007/suggestions/13029870
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Padding and Margin limiters
Each container should have a padding and margin delimiter and whenever you are dragging an element into a contanier, the container should limit the new child element so that you don't excede the padding limits, because in HTML it won't
Additionally, it would be also good to have a margin delimiter between elements:
if you drag one box with a padding of 10 px, then those 10 px should always be the delimiter for the next box in either direction.
91 votesWe believe we have all of this in the Stacks feature, which was recently released! Please check out this video for more details: https://youtu.be/7IxByjfrVwY
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Able to comment on a specific part of the prototype
As you share your prototype it would be great if I could leave a comment anywhere in the prototype, say on a specific button or image, etc.
91 votesWith today’s update of XD, you can now pin comments to an artboard. From a shared prototype:
1) Click on the comment icon (top right) to open the comments pane.
2) Sign in with and Adobe ID, or as a guest.
3) Type in your comment.
4) Click on the “Pin to Artboard” link.
5) Move your pin to the correct location on the artboard.
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Switch between grid and flow view for Share for Development
There has been a recent change to the share for Dev view. We relied on that view to express flows. Now it is in a grid similar to Zeplin. I get the change, but not the removal. It would be great to be able to switch between the two. This way individual assets are still quickly accessed and the flow can also be expressed. Our devs were looking at the linking and able to view the overall flow. This was determined to be extremely helpful.
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